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PROGRAM DESCRIPTION FY 2012
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
jurisdiction (LJ) courts. Finalized and documented the data conversion
strategy, taking into account lessons learned
from superior court implementations.
Presented strategy to ~75 statewide LJ users
during focus group meetings, AOC Executive
Management, and Court Services.
Began development of a conversion
application to support the massive scale of the
LJ AZTEC to AJACS data migration and
implementation.
Continued to set LJ AJACS system
configurations, parameters and AVT table
information.
Began writing and running mission critical test
scripts along with test scripts for all new
business requirements.
Worked extensively with potential LJ pilot court
on AJACS testing and analysis; table code
setup, data conversion, forms and reports and
user training and documentation.
Collaborated on gap analysis with
representatives from large volume LJ courts to
identify specific system functionality required
by non-AZTEC courts in the state.
Successfully launched the FARE Program for
Superior Courts on AJACS in La Paz Superior
Court.
Designed, developed and deployed improved
calendaring and scheduling functionality for
Superior Courts in release 3.6.
Fully tested and deployed the functionality for
the ADRS interface with release 3.7.
Coordinated acceptance testing, training,
configuration, and deployment efforts for
AJACS releases 3.5, 3.6, and 3.7. Began user
acceptance testing of release 3.8.
Completed full regression training by revisiting
all 13 AJACS GJ courts.
Created specifications for the Probation
Interface between JOLTSaz and AJACS.
Launched improved systems reports for
AJACS to the field. Created specifications for
CourTools reports. Developed and deployed
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